MALTA CRACKS DOWN ON MISBEHAVIOR IN THE TOURIST DESTINATION

Michael Trout -
Malta has decided to say “enough is enough” to overtourism. In order to protect the peace of the community and its status as a premium tourist destination, authorities will take stricter measures to c ...

LATVIA’S TOURISM CRISIS: THE SITUATION IS CATASTROPHIC

Michael Trout -
This summer, instead of a busy street full of foreign tourists, Latvia’s tourism sector is experiencing a disaster. The situation in the restaurant industry is described as catastrophic, and an appeal ...

DOMESTIC TOURISM - ALGERIA’S NEW PRIORITY

Pat Hyland -
In an effort to give it a new boost, President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has asked the Minister of Tourism to prepare an effective action plan for the development of Algerian tourism. The state’s priority ...

LOW DANUBE WATER LEVELS STRAND CRUISE SHIPS AND DISRUPT HUNGARIAN TOURISM

Sara Thopson -
Exceptionally low water levels in the Danube River this week caused by the drought have left several cruise ships stuck north of Budapest and canceled sightseeing excursions for tourists, hampering a ...

GLOBAL AIR PASSENGER DEMAND DECLINES 2.2% IN MAY 2026

Justin N. Froyd -
Global air traffic demand dropped by 2.2% year-on-year in May 2026, due to the regional conflict in the Middle East, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA). ...